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That reminds me, somebody borrowed my Galamian and never returned it... I want to read that bit about vowels and consonants again. I think all of this is about
by gtani 12y ago
That reminds me, somebody borrowed my Galamian and never returned it... I want to read that bit about vowels and consonants again.
I think all of this is about you need to figure out how to practice or learn CUDA or Mandarin or whatever for yourself. My dad's advice on learning math was simple "Stare at the book til something sinks in, do the problems, figure out if the answers in the answer key are right". For some students, that's all they need to be told
What this guy talks about at the bottom of page is similar, i.e. there are people who know the materials and teaching methods that have worked int he past, but the only person who can teach yourself is yourself: http://www.allaboutjazz.com/janek-gwizdala-cooking-up-a-little-bass-magic-janek-gwizdala-by-ian-patterson.php http://www.allaboutjazz.com/janek-gwizdala-cooking-up-a-litt...
- wallflower 12y ago> "Stare at the book til something sinks in, do the problems, figure out if the answers in the answer key are right" In Rafe Esquith's classroom, he talks about how they take that a step further. They knock the ball out of the park on standardized testing because they specifically try to come up with wrong answers for a math question. They learn the psychology of making test answers by doing - and don't fall into the traps. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OZ0NRG/ http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000OZ0NRG/